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Planning commission approves conceptual PUD for 7990 E. 80th Ave.; traffic improvements remain unresolved
Summary
Maryville planning commissioners granted conceptual approval for a planned unit development at 7990 East 80th Avenue that would allow a retail convenience store and flex-warehouse on 10.28 acres, but commissioners and staff flagged the need for off-site turning-lane and frontage-road work with INDOT and the county.
Maryville planning commissioners voted 5-0 to grant conceptual planned-unit-development (PUD) approval for a proposal at 7990 East 80th Avenue that would allow a retail convenience store and flex warehouse on 10.28 acres. The motion, made by Commissioner Petty and seconded by Commissioner Jeff Swike, passed on a roll-call vote with all five members voting yes.
The petitioner, Ross Brown of Advent Real Estate Advisors, said the plan has not changed since the last review and that the team has begun preliminary engineering after receiving favorable comments from staff. Brown said the traffic engineer provided a draft traffic study and the petitioner is reviewing recommended off-site…
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